At this point I am convinced that the Trump/Hegseth DOD is just a malicious foreign operation to make the US military as weak as possible. So this guy having a bunch of defenders testifying to his competence will obviously make Hegseth want to fire him even more.
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TDLR for the global poor?
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>In Washington, Mr. Hegseth received a binder with candidates’ photos and bios. General **Dan Caine, the incoming chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, had scribbled an effusive endorsement with a black Sharpie next to General Donahue’s picture**, the officials said. The two officers had worked together earlier in their careers.
>But his efforts to save General Donahue were going nowhere.
>In a meeting with Mr. Sheehy, **General Caine explained why: The senators’ campaign was only causing Mr. Hegseth’s opposition to grow,** reinforcing his perception that General Donahue was too powerful, independent and connected.
>Mr. Sheehy stopped pushing.
I’m surprised Caine would openly comment; I assumed he was a yes man. I wonder if he’ll last much longer.
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It’s nice to see that good leadership is not only being gutted based on culture war obsessions of Trump/Hegseth, but also random ass capricious scapegoating too
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At this point I am convinced that the Trump/Hegseth DOD is just a malicious foreign operation to make the US military as weak as possible. So this guy having a bunch of defenders testifying to his competence will obviously make Hegseth want to fire him even more.
TDLR for the global poor?
>In Washington, Mr. Hegseth received a binder with candidates’ photos and bios. General **Dan Caine, the incoming chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, had scribbled an effusive endorsement with a black Sharpie next to General Donahue’s picture**, the officials said. The two officers had worked together earlier in their careers.
>But his efforts to save General Donahue were going nowhere.
>In a meeting with Mr. Sheehy, **General Caine explained why: The senators’ campaign was only causing Mr. Hegseth’s opposition to grow,** reinforcing his perception that General Donahue was too powerful, independent and connected.
>Mr. Sheehy stopped pushing.
I’m surprised Caine would openly comment; I assumed he was a yes man. I wonder if he’ll last much longer.
It’s nice to see that good leadership is not only being gutted based on culture war obsessions of Trump/Hegseth, but also random ass capricious scapegoating too